Youth Education
In March, the youth will be exploring prosperity.
March 15: What ways am I prosperous?
March 22: Is Prosperity also giving?
March 29: Family Service
As several of our wonderful teachers move on to serve in other areas, let us know if you feel inspired to join this dynamic and important team. Please contact Dawn Morgan, Youth Ed Director, if you have any questions.
March 15: What ways am I prosperous?
March 22: Is Prosperity also giving?
March 29: Family Service
As several of our wonderful teachers move on to serve in other areas, let us know if you feel inspired to join this dynamic and important team. Please contact Dawn Morgan, Youth Ed Director, if you have any questions.
OUR PROGRAM: We include the children at both the beginning and the close of our Sunday services. Rev. Stephanie spends a few minutes connecting with the children during the Children’s Chat before they are released to their classrooms downstairs. At the end of the service, the children are welcomed back to the community with song and a blessing, and are included in the traditional Peace Song and Prayer for Protection.
In their classrooms, the children engage in lessons based on Unity principles and incorporating wisdom from the many faith traditions represented in our world. They are taught the values of love, courage, compassion, truth and service, through lessons, crafts, prayer and meditation, and active play.
OUR MISSION: To create an environment that inspires children/youth to recognize the Spiritual part of live and to explore and develop it.
In their classrooms, the children engage in lessons based on Unity principles and incorporating wisdom from the many faith traditions represented in our world. They are taught the values of love, courage, compassion, truth and service, through lessons, crafts, prayer and meditation, and active play.
OUR MISSION: To create an environment that inspires children/youth to recognize the Spiritual part of live and to explore and develop it.
Youth at Memorial Day Parade